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Cornerstone Architects
“choose a tile or wood or cork flooring in a very light color that somehow can give me this feeling . So few products come in shades similar to stained concrete and that ones that do are expense for me.Or do I choose a black wood floor since no other color seems to match all the elements in the house yet”
Case Design/Remodeling, Inc.
“spots of glue (they glue in the lights on the sides, and when a piece of glue gets on the door, they wipe it off (per my paint/stain man) and the door "looks" clean, but the stain doesn't take in those places, so I now have spots...but they are putting stain on the spots, then using sandpaper to rub it”
Wow Great Place
“What tile is that by the front door?”
“porcelain tile, in a 12x24 format, but they are not slate. (although you can get a similar look with a black slate tile, it would be more rough looking, not this smooth.)
I don't have the exact brand/style of the tile. They were purchased a few years ago.”
“but the tile details are not in the file. I presume it was a dark grey slate, 12x24, but that's all I remember. Sorry about that!”
“what are the details on the entryway tile? where is it from and how much?”
“up or down stairs to bedrooms or basement.)
Alternatively, we have had clients paint only french doors (glass doors) in black, and leave all other solid doors in white. This way, the eye sees through the glass in the door, since black kind of "disappears", and actually makes the door less noticeable”
Kass & Associates
“designed cork floor in a lively, over-scaled patchwork quilt pattern.
The second floor was reconfigured as a master suite for the Owners with master bedroom and bath at one end and a den and home office at the other. The third floor contains three modest bedrooms and bathrooms, each are nestled into sloped”
Finecraft Contractors, Inc.
“built ins, tile floor, wall coloring”
“rectangle tiles in narrow area”
“cork board in mud area”
“tile floor”
Kathleen Walsh Interiors, LLC
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“black tiles for the clipped corners of the marble tile. The depth of the tile is also an issue. Can you tell me how you achieved this look and where you got the black tiles?”
“larger tile and your tile intaller can cut them down to any size while on-site. Or, ask your local marble supplier and they can oftentimes cut a stock size down for you as well. We always match up thicknesses of tile for an installation like this; it's possible to accommodate tiles of different thicknesses”
“2. Example of entry foyer tiles, wall mouldings, formal dining to left.”
Clawson Architects, LLC
“Brick and Tile in Wyckoff New Jersey- from tile section- not outdoor section”
“ellsworth11 Love the stain wrote it down and will try this on a piece of wood I want to use to replace a piece of glass on a sofa table the movers cracked.. Love the”
“Brick and Tile (indoor tile section) in Wyckoff New Jersey. It was bought from their showroom boards of slate tile, not from their outside stock. Write back if you have difficulty and I will try to figure out more, but they should know there.”
“an open tile floor that extends below a bench area,” says Murphy. This ensures a protected floor regardless of where wet boots may travel.”
Conrado - Home Builders
““tile and hardwood inlay at diamond angle”
“like the pattern for closet and bedroom”
“Love the inlaid tile & wood”
“are the floors I want in the foyer!!!”
“hand off from mosaic to this type of flooring but again dark tile unless you think lighter tile would be better.”
“like the wood & tile pattern”
“again dark tile unless you think lighter tile would be better.”
“like the wood & tile pattern to separate walkway from rooms”
“wood look tiles instead of hardwood to avoid problems with contracting and expanding.”
“Love the chandelier and the tile and wood combo is unique”
“marble,... wood patern in entryway. wood / tile colors could be diffrent”
“Love the inlaid tile & wood”
